Verbal

GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 15): Overlapping Sets and Sentence Correction

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Math (PS) 6 students in a group study different languages as specified: * Russian: 4 * Ukrainian: 3 * Hebrew: 2 Each student studies at least 1 language. If it is also known that exactly 3 students study exactly 2 languages, how many students are studying all three languages? (A) 0 (B)...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 12): Arithmetic and Sentence Correction

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Math (PS) How many five-digit numbers can be formed using the digits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 which are divisible by 3, without repeating the digits? (A) 15 (B) 96 (C) 120 (D) 181 (E) 216 ———————————————————————————————————————————— Question Discussion & Explanation Correct Answer - E - (click and drag your mouse to...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 11): Word Problem and Sentence Correction

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Math (PS) One fisherman was telling his friends that he caught a fish that had a 60 foot long head. It also had a tail that was as long as the fish’s head and a half of its body. Finally, the body was half the size...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 10): Statistics and Critical Reasoning

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Math (PS) Which set(s) has the greatest standard deviation? 1. Set 1 consisting of 10 digits 2. Set 2 consisting of 10 first positive consecutive even numbers 3. Set 3 consisting of 10 first primes (A) set 1 (B) set 2 (C) set 3 (D) set 1 and 2 (E) set 1, 2, and...

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Due to Vs Because of

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In conversational English, we may hear or use sentences in which we present reason for something by using the expression “due to”. While in certain cases, this usage may be grammatically correct. But in certain other scenarios, it is incorrect. In this post, I...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 9): Arithmetic and Critical Reasoning

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Math (DS) Are integers , , and consecutive? 1. equals the arithmetic mean of and 2. For the correct answer, please drag your mouse over the hidden text. Explanation is linked below. Question Discussion & Explanation Correct Answer - E - (click and drag your mouse...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 8): Word Problem and Critical Reasoning

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Math (PS) A car dealership sold two cars: the first car at a 10% profit and the second car at a 10% loss, which gave them an overall profit margin of 5% from these two sales. If the dealership’s total profit was $1000, what was the...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 5): Arithmetic and Sentence Correction

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Math (DS) Is a terminating decimal? 1. 2. Question Discussion & Explanation Correct Answer (click and drag your mouse to see the answer) - C - (click and drag your mouse to see the answer) GMAT Daily Deals e-GMAT: Save up to $536 on the world’s first prep course...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 4): Arithmetic and Sentence Correction

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Math (PS) A computer generated a sequence of numbers using the following formula: is the common difference between any two consecutive terms of the sequence If the sum of the second and the fifth terms of the sequence is 8 and the sum of the...

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GMAT Question of the Day (Oct 3): Rate Problem and Sentence Correction

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Math (PS) Lionel left his house and walked towards Walt’s house, 48 miles away. Two hours later, Walt left his house and ran towards Lionel’s house. If Lionel’s speed was 4 miles per hour and Walt’s 6 miles per hour, how many miles had Lionel walked...

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